The Gelatist Tuscolana

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Open now 11AM - 1:15AM
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Come here for some rest after a long walk around Basilica San Giovanni Bosco. Tasty ricotta and perfectly cooked broth are among the dishes to be ordered at this confectionary restaurant. Do not go away without degusting good gelato, frozen yogurt and nutella crepes. When visiting The Gelatist Tuscolana, it's a must to try delicious cordial or good fino sherry. Great latte, smoothies or frappes will make your meal tastier and you'll certainly come back.

This place is famous for its great service and friendly staff, that is always ready to help you. From the guests' viewpoint, prices are fair. Most of the time, this spot provides you with the enjoyable ambiance. Google gives it 4.4 so you can choose this confectionary restaurant to have a good time here.

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Impa Farazy Request content removal
A very versatile gelato place. They have very good selection of rich and unique flavours. The staff is very friendly and welcoming.
Mariia Vysochanska Request content removal
This gelato is a true explosion of emotions, flavour and pure pleasure! It’s so delicious that words can hardly describe it, definitely worth trying if you appreciate quality and authentic taste. Even though it’s not located in the city centre, people come here from different parts of Rome because of the outstanding quality and wide variety of flavours. We visited twice in just four days , and would happily go again. There’s an incredible selection of flavours, crispy waffle cones, and even some unique combinations you don’t find everywhere. And while you’re exploring Rome, I highly recommend stopping by La Provenza ( Viale Tito Labieno, 14, 00174 Roma), it was hands down the best coffee I had in Rome. Their black croissant was an unforgettable experience, both in taste and pure enjoyment
giuseppe pagliuca Request content removal
At The Gelatist Tuscolana: My disappointment...Last night 12/13/2024 around 10.30 pm, going with my wife to this ice cream shop, we ordered 2 ice creams with three flavors, unfortunately the ice creams did not remain composed in the cone as they were too melted and then the various flavors available at that moment were missing, we asked to speak to the manager and she justified herself by telling us: that the flavors were missing because they were already taking them away (so an hour and a half before closing at midnight) and then regarding the ice cream which remained too liquid in the cone he justified himself by saying that they had lowered the temperature... and then responded with a unique arrogance... on that occasion in our opinion it was just a matter of apologizing and that's it... Price per person: €1–10 Food: 2 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 4 Recommended dishes: Cono Gelato Piccolo
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€€€€ Price range per person €1 - €10
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Via Tuscolana, 989
Rome, Lazio, Italy
Subaugusta
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Subaugusta
Via Tuscolana, 989, Rome, Lazio, Italy
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Takeaway No outdoor seating Wheelchair accessible
Opening hours
SundaySun 11AM-1:15AM
MondayMon 10AM-1:15AM
TuesdayTue 10AM-1:15AM
WednesdayWed 10AM-1:15AM
ThursdayThu 10AM-1:15AM
FridayFri 10AM-1:15AM
SaturdaySat 10AM-1:15AM
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